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Synthetic Biologist Karmella Haynes

Category: education • friends • scientists • synthetic biology • video
Posted on: February 8, 2010 9:53 AM, by Christina Agapakis

Teachers' Domain, a digital media resource for teachers, profiled Karmella Haynes, one of my amazing labmates!

karmella.pngThere's a fun video of Karmella talking about her work on synthetic biology devices to track cancer cells and about careers in science streaming on the Teachers' Domain website. You should all check it out, she's an incredible scientist, artist, and teacher--a true inspiration!

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